* r/personalfinance sidebar and flowchart (US specific) * Modeling retirement/early-retirement using a 3% withdrawal rate (ERE analysis) * The book Your Money

* r/personalfinance sidebar and flowchart (US specific) * Modeling retirement/early-retirement using a 3% withdrawal rate (ERE analysis) * The book Your Money or Your Life (updated edition) (good for getting out of paycheck-to-paycheck thinking) * Applying "default dead" vs. "default alive" to yourself/your household (#5 https://www.ycombinator.com/blog/how-not-to-fail/ https://www.ycombinator.com/blog/how-not-to-fail/) * Buffet/Munger writings on "margin of safety" * Knowing your monthly burn rate and using it to calculate how much time you have saved (vs money)